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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-05-25

Civil engineer. Was shown a diagram o.
the bridge; was familiar with projectiles
and the range of bullets, etc. He made the
diagram. The memorandum con tanned IN
| the map stated all that he could testify to-
Witness took the angle from the bridge
to the Wyatt building, and found that a
bullet could have been fred into the
building. He took the angles, etc, and
arrived at this conclusion from observations
made. The range of a Smith d Nesson'
held at q proper elevation, was about l0JV
yards. Had dropped them at that range
Had made experiments with the Colts a.
pistol, using the Winchester A., shot IN
to clear sides of pork, and into spoilt meat
These experiments we're made at eight,
twelve and fifteen steps. A bullet not hred
weighed POI grains; the first bullet hred
and extracted weighed 1877 grains; the sec
ond 19l grains. the third weighed frae-
ton less. Was present when the balls we're
weighed; made those experiments to see
what bullet would lose in going through
meat. Filed the bullets in evidence. Had
frequently made experiments in the waste
of bullets; bullet that strikes bone VIII
lose forty grains; bullet viii lose from
five to forty grains in going in body.
The bullets taken from Gambrelfs body
were shown witness.
The loss on the bullets was very reason
able; the Winchester bullet weighed from
2O1 to 30 grains; the next lower callbre OF
Winchester is 38, the next higher Is 40
Witness is an expert pistol shot. Looking
at the weight of the bullets he would say
that they were fired from one pistol; some
had struck bones. Observed the hole ID
the post of the wire fence; got its angle
correctly, and traced its course on his dla-
gram. the diagram was filed IN eYl-
dence.
Observed the bullet hole in the carriage
top on the morning after the shoohngi
heard of the shooting at a. IN; went over
to see Col. Hamilton; heard how the Col
onel was; saw the wagon in front; asked Il
it was shot; the gentlemen there said no
examined it and saw the hole; climbed INTO
the wagon and saw the hole; could swear
that it was bullet hole, made with
A THIRFY-EIGHT PISTOL.
The shot could have been fred from the
end of the chord, if the buggy was on the
bridge proper ;theshot could have been nred
from anywhere along that point; he could
fire the bullet in that direction; If a man
inside the carriage had shot the hole u
would have been larger and powder burned
Witness had made experiments with pieces
Of cloth. (Showed pieces of cloth into when
be had fred with 80 and 45-calibre pistols.
The range was from three to five feet, anu
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f sh4t sea gave tals poor ulsa $50 artass ctazsos
. 70 exs.zi. tefazs Yoa sllrlsrel hiief'
f srsats-lsaf 4aa seventy ase both rcse
aasia slszfr All r4raea WLn thsy -
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. uaa - faes tiaa-. thfooss soass subtle gag
( nsts.l. Nrs Alshfnody tegan b Feeo1alss -
/ t.ss s1p-r.1s soaeE. sll1 sFaveiy
eve visa H. say. resznsing tals yer mar-
szr shat Seveass ; -foslr sfsl uss l. eaaaliy re-
spo.ssitls t1af ~ recksu sis1 81 regFszelts 80
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sastsss.sa tAst ~e srs ready. Seventy fear
f ss.4 lne. - r4Se 4aa hols that rssPo1saissil1y,
"a. - ard 4. saF usas. siafe every mss ~
ussn - x.a - fslrtcd an IA Ws wish 70
sav tha- this ser szy Il cars holsS god yer
h. CaHEorny, CT Ia any part ol tAezs GATED
S.alss7
~Cr in Csns6y, saggest>d Seventy foar.
sDr Ia Canady. No woGl.in'f agree to res
tAs water, q % - f.sFr.n p@rts, anlszs abso-
lussly ~ssry. We leaves The ehiss of wes,-
pings T. yotr pflac4pal, H.A ana ca oe-aS =
laav. na ara. Ansl Interested g. any che ycu
may fetch % a. fH him An advertisement
ia any q ths SAcramento papers. or play
card or haaabsll s.uck unto . tree hear Dead
wood, saying thst Seventy-four CT Seventy
I've ali eomsaunicats with tbs yer pr.nci.
pal or sreat 81 yours, VI fetch us-Allers"
sfrs RI-A,8o8y. litsis alarmed and des-
| psrsts. saa her blanter \ mean nothing of
the Kind, sae sal hastily. Il Only expected
that you n.-sat have some further details u
this interview with Ssisbie; that perhaps yoa
eou.i tel nls7-a bold, hrlght thoagn: crossed
Ms Rightboiys mind - something more
about her
The two men looked az each other.
Il suppose your society has 10 obj>ction
10 giving rne Information about AerrT said
NJ Rf~h.holv eagerly
Another quiet conversation In the corner,
and tbc return Of both men.
-We want to say that we've no objection I"
Mrs Rishtbody's heart beat high Ter
LolGuess had n7Aa h~- 2snstratloa good Vet
she felt sAo msst M. alarm the men heed-
leSsly.
-Wg you INFORM me 20 whet extent Mr.
Rightbody, my late husband, was interested
in KERR
This tins Il seemed en- age % Mrs. Right
body before the men returned from their sol
eInn consultation in tie corner. Sic could
both hear and feel that their discussion vas
more animated than their previous confer
ences. She was n little mortified, however,
when they sat down, 20 hear Seventy-four
say slowly:
"We wish to say that we don't allow to say
hoW much"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
hoc much

"Do you not think that the sacred compact
between Mr Rightbody and .Ir Siisbie re-
fcrred % herr
eve reckon il do
Mrs. Rishibody, flushed and animated.
would have given worlds had her daughter
been present to hrar this undoubted confirm
alton q her fh,o-v. Yet she cit little neTv-
CHS end rncomfortabie even OF this threshold
of discovery
as she here nowr
a.shs's in Trolumne.r p said Sevenfy-four.
- lis.le better looked artsr than formerly
added sevcnty-ase
u sco Then ar Sisti. ea.iced hcT away
eWcn. n.a'arn. il was allowed as slo ruined
away But it wasn't proved. and It. generally
wasn't her svle
Gr. R.sh-lasly friasl vifh her next qucs-
tom "sho was pretty. of courssH
The eyes u 10th mon frightened.
~shs vas tha' r said Sevon;yfour en-
phateaiiy.
rs would 'avo dons you good - So herr
aid-' '-vsrty-hve.
1l.s rirhtboslv 'nrsrJiiv doubted IL. hr.
f~fors che coals as another question. tlls tv-o
mea again retired ~ the corner for conmlts-
f'oa Wh-a thcr ears back there was =
shoie r,1r * <. lines. ca1 co-1l-,cs n
tssir manner. en3 ss~suty-four onenea his
1alal fcre freely.
we wish % say. n1'an. Ioak.rz - ths
tb-r-. ~ -aI iarge. ~ y faf c.niet rav,
fha.. 81 fcu s.er tei. su5 ~ Tr
R-t.talr r-a- Interested. aad vas. a-rcr5
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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Al.ee.
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nesa. oase Ehaa yo4 ssil tAose Foets wers
volranl-. oaes wien ysa Sii tas eo~sr Yea
pis.asi sas q poppF didnf iet on AZ t1s
rizle. f7r Il wasat ray say, bet ala tAs ahll1
yoa were t-lkias l aga. have aid foE
ycn--s
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hzrghtiy
Il night have eatrapped yen before folks.
BIT 4. ONLY want yod r. fnou thss "a right,
anf hare arc the books - show IT,
If drew aside the diagy calico curtain, r.
vsaled smell shelf Of bulky books. tocA
down TOO iarse vo.U-lss-one Of botany. ons
q geology -nsrvousiy sought h text, and
pGt t.sesa IA Alire'5 outstsete ehed haras
Il bad no fntsat.on. SO began, h-.a
proad4y, halt ensarrasssdly.
~Ara / ii ~ ni2l'' h- interrupts,
4 presume you ere. L yoa say 90
That's az, Easr I'han,. yoa.'
Befese ths g.rl bad time 10 reply he trss
gone. Eaen lie again returned il was y "a
her horse. ard Mrs. Bishthody AID Hydar
were awaiting hcr. But Hiss AEes noticed
that RS owE horse was missing.
Are you 10, going with Usf she asked
"No. t1la'4..i.'
~Oa, indeeiv
Miss Aiico felt Ler s,sech was feeble con
ventimalsr. but il was ali sLs could say
sac, however, dii something. Hitherto il
bad been kcr habit 70 s. scientifically 81 retsc. his
assistance in mounting 70 her seat New she
awaited hila. As be approached sae smiled
and put out Lcr h.tle foot lie instantly
stooped, she placel il il kis hand, roaa vi-h
q spring AMI for one supreme monrr1t Secaas-
laus Joe held her unrezlstineiy in hss arl-s.
Ths mex: moment she was il the saddle, bat
n tE1t eref Interval Of si-ty seconds SIC I'D
Uttered q volume ia a single 1an:eGce.
Il hope yoa win forgive me"
Hc mat.erco reply. and turned bis face
[ csidc quickly Is II 70 hide it.
HIS Allco cnntered forward with smile,
bu. pulled her bat down over her eyes IS SEE
to.aed Esr mother Sao was h,:-hiag
PARl III.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
PARi III.

were now in tho Office Of the hotel, wait
iag her pleasure Mr RYDER further in
formed her that these gentlemen had only
stipulated tha; they should not reveal their
real names, nad that they should be intro
ducod 70 her simply as the respective Seven
ty-f1s,r@ and aScven.y-Gvc" who had signed
the dispatch seut to tho late Mr.. Rishtbo,ly.
Mrs. Rightbody a; Erst demGrrcd TO this;
hut, on the assurance from Mr. Ryder that
ths was tie only condition on which an
interview would bc granted, finally con-
sentcd
~You viii find them square men, even II
they are little rou-.ll. r'a'cm. DGt, il you'd
ike ne to b. proacnt. I'll stop: though |
reckon, Il ycd cal'alatel on that, yClN Aave
had no take caro- O. your business by proxy.
and no. COMO yourself three tlsoas2ad miles
T. 10 e.
Mrs.. R.shtbosy bcllaved it better 20 see
thc.r c'0ne
~AE right. ra'an III hang round out
here: and cf &c saoalI l..rpen to hev a tick
H.. ia your throat. and b.J spell o c0aSain',
Iii drop in. careil-s Ike. p see If You don't
1saf then droIs. t-he r
AMI eish "a czeecdi1gly arch wink eud a
Slight familiar TAP oa 1trs Rigatbody's stoil-
Ger. which ni-ht havo cuusel the lee ~.
FlShsbody to burs- IS sopulsaro, be with
Gresv
4 very tir1fl i-s.t1ting ZAP q the door
vas fo.lovsa iy tas entrance q two men.
both Il vhoi1. in general siz7. strength, ard
rs,~T-.f. .saxs tsrrr lurii,rrslstv i-,f-rrS fc-It
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saoa after her 80
lands dseeAss, LEY
wge sti1 IL ss 80
tornded ~ tbs Ia.
formation, g ye4F
later, tai sae Wa
enengei 70 b. nar
rssdtoa Mr.. Ryder.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
II. RYDER war as

good as his word
A day or two later
he entered Mrs.
Risht5oiy's Ds,s"r
az tile Chrysopolis
hotel, in stockton.
with the informa-
ton that he bad
Seen the mysterious
senders Of the dis
patch, and that they
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
The Wheat situation IN the United states February 90
1887 Exports OF wheat aud wheat hour foD eight Aan"e
Itlvl IN knhr
ota,. .6.277.s2s 4s,6sa4l5 4.lo2,oi5 l57t

uIpEs-Meiium and grades have moderate inquiry
AMI IN And JuTenp moderately active at previous
hg WhY And sTRAwrhe market shows no change Salt
Hay shows fair outlet but othsrwss there 9nie Sa
NS ao 65c Clover Mixed. 90 s6oc: shipPins goo 500
straw quiet Long Rye ooSVoe' snort d. N'"'''' '''
si "o Ss TO %sf
neT tho YORK. Of state s'i issa Best 10
A Asnsan. 10 Good 10 ss Prime Choice
To oa %h0iS $50 Si
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do y IDs and generally unchangsd
of assEs-A weak .e Values nominaliy quoted on
S% sss d 5f 6 ~ sSa and
changed s, ,sS% IL noeS 81 % STRAINED
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o. weakened to &c., otherwise
values maintained although the general nnder'one
oottonsssd crude sSS; SUMNER ys
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coy eSs a sae Ss.tsra sos
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cent pr'oess ~ n.lios quoted sc Picked Hams
ise, Piaklod shoaIdsrs .e s%ossd HANS isSsiss
s@Sas' Long in Nswfort quoted =;
s CIV Heavy u Light AZ ,e7 6lo1i Plgs w.
dnrnx s.sy n2ars ne
orca buy avsucc OF ponts the lowest leaving
~ ar,nv SpeouAtan general aud there IL zone
IN s lnand for otA Sales Boo To-. Western steam
part i as e.. Tsn.a SnS,.a Continent
9s ma s"uth American. 1000 tea March. 76@72lc.
Sn tcs Nav 726a 3ic closing 80 100 tea yuue.
i3Sailoc closins 7aoe' an s ana ana
| anne graars are doing . itls better With 2 sir
cynsmsrv SOC, Western Creamery ise2:eI state
na,rv rkIu tuba 23c, Welsh tubs IL e2c stale
bs,,y and arkns iSa2c Western Imitation Creamery.
IT, nas iHc Cheese-Ihc market way changei.
ruling ssaiy with moderate demands state Factory
Sissc idght SKINS II si2e EggsaAre s.s.s nifns :
AGAIN and request State leselsci Wssssrns 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCES.
r~.ga fsy~<r RrSo>fs O01 kQlr0J&
GENERAL MARKET re oORE.

BrrLDIHo MATERIAL-Lonx lsia .,sed nr msrset
CHICORY-A steady demand continued; n,n,.n 81 a
Barry's 0ranulatrd English. Stns &c; 81, bas ~ ,ac
Ossr Hauswalds and Francks Paper Choory.
COCOA-A moderate jobbing demand IL Pre''ou' s
tons
CORDAGE-Frm bat UNCHANGED .. o,,r,,
DRUGS. DYES, ETC.-0rBrral feehnR lrre9""'' oP'~"'
firm On nine OIL Peppermint easy.
FNREIGN FRUITS-A dun and generally easy msrne|, IN.
FISH-wh the Of the Lcnfeu eea'on 20.
movement shows slight Improvement but no spo'"'
activity has 10 far been developed. .,..x. n,
COFFFF-A nominal mar et for regular trader
Brazil STYLES mention 4c for fair sIot invores ~ -. ys
for values hut there demand mia STYLES were a. w
elected market active and lower on ~
cable showed decline OF ~ points
hus figure. shove net decline Of 2oS29 o p nil
lyi6ai2 20; MAY l2i51i220 lima l2159l22o lily onx
12l61i22n AugusI l2200l22o Sep."n, 10 cs a 20 a.
12os October, l2.2S0l23O; November. izZo0i<'So'
Decenber I2251i220 sales. 7a.7s0 bsRs
,OTTONfn trading IN actual cotton the .saes roschs
ony bales O last evening, all OF which were ior
sumption The receipts tod'y were R2Io oaics oon
pape with 765 tales this last week and 1852 ths
dav last year since September the total port receyss
have been Aib9,722 bales. agaipst %4oAio" "aos W. Wv
perod last ..s..,,,.
American standard OF cia'snca'''a
n u IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
COTTON NARKErs-BY TELEG RAPH

LIVERPOOL. Fen 25.-l2;so p n-cotion steady with
fair demand a,as 100 ons. Tor speeuIca AID
port lseceips-2soco bales. including 2ISoo oAes Amer
s SpsSs, .ss Msasa 's sv
cry Iot March and Arr, Selvsry 5 sess ivss a
Ap Nay delivery ioiG; do Nay en- ' si.e ae .
do July August delivery ltosL do August anu sep,
rssrs Tor lcvery toys elearnss 100 bales new
nI sales Of included 5000 bales
Upland. Low M%d%s ,n cIIa:s ss ss s1s4
ssSss dS ssss u March a sSG syer
buyers aud Nay delivery iSt ja SSy sr H;
SeuysrS, iSosd 6Syers do July and august dcIiyep
sellers do September and October delivery lS'o4d-
ssuis RsOra.ry es.,ssry 6o.d do February -na
M.sn tG iSS do s' xs a ssa a.s
May ,aS Jun. s': sssS. do July and
a. AsSSss delivery IaOil sellers August and sep:
dsvoly 81 tho week 100 bales American 6Seo
Saes. forwardea ships sde ,ires 10 spnneis ny
bales bales aH,s1 bales sa,
American 100000 bales amount OF cotton aoa --'o''
Os aavssios Ecu firm M'S al, End -; . LG SS
Sa. Sis BALES; exports oonunen 2olI bales;
sale, ssl Oss rsssp,s 5sl4 Sas grosA ele. bales
Sd. 10 Great britan, 6.6Ss Uaios~ coast~se. std3
'. s.vA iasS tss steady Mi,ns lIs Low
Ni,iInr Sl3l6 Ordinary 10, net anu gross ~
csipSs ys exports Ceastwlse 2-o9 oaes Sales z'o
0a %ses sO ct reeop e74 bale. esS bales.
ports 10 ointment 22S bales eo"s'wise SiSa BALES Sales
0sIKAss Feb 25c,,ton quiet M,ainns S os' L9 s
n,ns is oit S SIss o sIports to Great snt
Saiss % tho Continent .i5 bales coa'"'9 lou '"i'''
recpts OAes So s rsee % rsncs
sSsS bales 10 Continent li97 bales; c"astw''e Si'h
Feb 25.-rhe o.owin; are tne 'p p ne' ''''P'' ~ ~
At all the ports since september 4. Aooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
,r,opp.S PRODUCE MARKETS

,,yvppoo, Fob 2l-Provlslons Bacon CuinDer' Su
Ing Clear Aiddles. BIS. o.; short Slssr AIa.ss
g. g. shori HiOs I'd Shouiders !os "a Per e"@
S ~ ~ r sxtra India Prime Mess oos OH
Ggr,oa N.s. U2A OIL per b0l priine iess 80,
AZ Western Ola o. Lard American Sos prime "ess
SC SS. 3d OIL S.& ID hains-Long NuS 10, us
Shoulder. Cd per s~t tor n WssaRsd
Wnsteru spring Ts tL07s Sd; ked winter S S
sorUs Sd; New Mixed Western. ~ Adj CaiornA p so.
ipTs cd a IS ID, do M. 6s 3D. 90 80 per .eh'a 81
,casurts OF furpentine. 29s Cd: do at ohaon Ss.i
per cwr; Refined Petroleum ID Per Eai9n az "er ews
rmsr,,an Ke,i lga per cwL 1sow.ao vL W.. ow,.
e,ne Amerlcsn 2xa d. Prime cry, LA Oh pos 9m ny
Ros,r-Conmon, So Sal Pala liza od ~oA ~ sa, Rsef
"a OIL Dor cwI Provisions a, an
SsSs ysssss ISL tore iss o. Cd
oil yssps 81 corn for three days were
iy Ue i wheat tor s were i'o'
InsSox Fon on 81 % 81 ~
A. "a ncr cwt Calcutta iLusced 4uAud pei quAss 81
Need cake 38 Ida ID per ton tsennoa M ssr
AND por gallon; spirits Of Turpenune a,s G psr
cwL. Pala O. ia Oh Provsions-inrG ssnba zen
sw snsarTi;2s az ~ RSs az o ssf
fsir reannx ahoat Australian Taiiow.nSe .vhn a26
Ia Mntton 97s Cd I'd Cocoanut V ns "a a. for
~ C.chin R3I Ga American Refrigerator oco. az
hind ouartsrs asd ia III. Coz fore auas1ss Wv on
Fsb 2a-Petrulsum- Pale Amelc sssrs
,-snc a. csntlnsss paid 10 francs ny cens. ~ xiS
Wicoxs Lard closed at ~ rsncsIo esnunsss sppSins~
RxEmIS Feb -Petroleln. masxs nsr ITO =
Viloox's i.srd elossdss S5 nAxks ~ pssenasss -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nxw. YORK. Friday. Feb. -BEEyEss-Recepts were
Total Or 81. ssy' ts head , s.1, head .;
s S 10 s leaving or
The sh, offerings met with brisk demand m wsanes
days pcss and The yar. cleared ssry No cho;s
:: ~ Z S no e ''' ''''
,os, T I've slis
ass %sss III Lave css. 4sSS sssf
today 's o ns;ss indicated
70 ss .s,'siss E. ,gss
hi ,s.s g: !: 8 S g. Is NV d.
& a5 s sss iSS .:s'
NE o lsSS T. a. 3 I: Chicago s...r. l..s $780,
81. a. 20 q a e. ~ Hs & DO i s5s s
q. ixss a,sso e Z: ias1 2; 4. - sS 90: 1854 n.
Is :%;s 1910 s. Is ias g.
y.;c s9. 4 s ~ y :. :; =
q 81 10: saa 1858 D. q fsss: ISs2 "a
e g. e. e. s' fs
3D. D. X iS - Buffalo s.ee ls.7 10 ..ss STATE
g. 1867 y 3, 81 40; Oxen i4sS %. " "a ~. hsier'
II s Re.ss;n.: 20 Ohio steers. 1903 1909 D. a. Hfss %
h insss. 10 &C. Js III 70 d. GS ~
sso &c ss r e 1900 aa g. %
@ g g. aao 800 a. 1853 Al
ss nss g. is s 9e's:fs use D. To-
J. Schamberg: PENNSYLVANIA Oxen 20l0 a. at 50 Z0i
do 1870 ~ 65 10 DO 1928 b. At a. ~ Pennsy'vann
Dry 835 NJ, at S.
D. Waixe: 20 Budao steers. 1920 n. at4 rs.
CALvES-About 100 hes were received to-day OF which
~ were at 6ethst demand for Live Calves consinues
GOOD amt pricr- ruled steady with Prac Veas
selling at 8 .xd9c, Al 31c q.
Sa "A Iialenbe DAVIS: Grassers 455 ID. AZ No.
Veal. 93 h. Al 7c 9 DO 100 10 at Sc. ~. -
Newton & Glictt: veas llS 10. At 6'ac; co. ~ Mat
SHEEP AND iAMBs.-Kccepss were q cars Of t,l71
we're reportsi the latter place Iola Ior sk 3f
81 e s92 head for The same tiinc ast week
trade WA Tow with prices for sheep barely steady anl
YoarlnQ Lambs dull weak The offerings had not all
tosmon 10 Prime -heep SIS O5dS5 IS and one ear
LOAF Choire 10: Yearng Lambs AZ 80 oo@so % "i
Prime stock IN a. -. ON
40 n vcsl 30 n at 5isc: ia state Lambs 81 n at Bc
DiIen ck q Aewey: lai stst Sheep los 10 at 5sc iIs
do liz ~ AZ So l0 1Sl Mcbga LAMBS vi b ~ ~ o.
H. H. J. oils 5S2 McsL shse.. " % al 70 a.
Eyertt n Pideok 81 Jersey Sheep tEwesl IDl 10 ao3c
sherman 677 chisan sheep, % %. Al % 'o
llS Ieryitory 40. III TO- at - 80.
r. u Kasr 224 Michigan sheep. 10 70. 1T 5i+ A.
j. r. Sad.er Co.: ly4 kenincky sheep. W o. ~ $1ooi
l5s western do Ill ID. at 5c 1913 Ohio Lambs eis D. al
S6 ,,o A., 40 -.
,iOGs-Recepts % Of 4. 1875 heail6 car. az
40tr At ami ~ Jersey CITY Total for e,S dsys
head for tue sauie tine A,t week
FrIug duil and car oat ~ Lsht Common
ITO was tl but tlt price WAS not AsSer'
tanned sominil quotations - 5oe$o eo'